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Experts offer advice on how to avoid tick-borne illnesses.

Owners Fred and Sharon Wilharm are sharing their progress as they restore the 1886 building on South Main Street.

To many people, the idea of no longer to wearing masks or physically distancing is hard to reconcile with so many long months of taking precautions and sacrificing our social lives for fear of COVID-19.

Alabama pastor Ed Litton will lead the country's largest protestant denomination, signaling a defeat for the 'hard right' among its membership.

Lawmakers will have to draw new districts to account for shifts in population, especially from more rural parts of the state in Eastern and Western Kentucky to the so-called “golden triangle” of Louisville, Lexington and Northern Kentucky.

It’s time to shift the conversation from “the government is telling us what to do” to “how do we solve this problem together,” says a rural health leader.

Clark Anderson had the house constructed with hand-hewn oak beams from his great-great-great-grandfather's farm near Pembroke.

As the remaining capacity limits of the pandemic are lifted later this month, some local church leaders reflect on the unprecedented challenges that social distancing brought to their communities.

When officials put property records behind expensive paywalls, the public is required to purchase data that their taxes have already paid for.

You wake up with a runny nose and a sore throat. In the past year, your mind would have immediately jumped to COVID-19. But if you are already fully vaccinated, you might wonder: Should I still get tested for COVID-19?